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CompareObjectHandles(HANDLE, HANDLE) Windows function
CompareObjectHandles()
is a Windows function that is used to compare two object handles and determine if they refer to the same object.
The function takes two handle parameters, Handle1
and Handle2
, and returns a boolean value indicating whether the handles refer to the same object.
The syntax for the CompareObjectHandles()
function is as follows:
scssBOOL CompareObjectHandles(
HANDLE Handle1,
HANDLE Handle2
);
Where:
Handle1
: A handle to the first object.Handle2
: A handle to the second object.
The function returns a BOOL
value indicating whether the handles refer to the same object.
The CompareObjectHandles()
function can be useful in situations where multiple handles may be opened to the same object and it is necessary to determine if they are all referring to the same object. It can also be used to check if a handle is still valid before using it in other operations.
Note that the function requires the HANDLE
data type, which is a pointer to an object handle. It is typically used in C or C++ programming languages.